MCCB - Executive Director Search

This publication describes the MCCB and its search for an Executive Director.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD MISSISSIPPI

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SEARCH

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PROUDLY SERVING MISSISSIPPI'S COMMUNITY COLLEGES

The mission of the Mississippi Community College Board is to enhance the community college system through coordination, support, leadership, and advocacy.

The Mississippi Community College Board shall foster an environment of excellence to promote world-class education and job training for a more prosperous Mississippi.

Professionalism is a pledge of honesty, courtesy, and responsibility in interactions with customers and associates. This reflects an attitude of individual and collective excellence. Integrity entails an organizational commitment to moral and ethical principles that demand honesty, respect, compassion, and transparency. This is evident when open communication, ethical decision making, and humility are encouraged, expected, and demonstrated consistently. Partnerships amplify the value of teamwork and collective networking for the mutual benefit of all constituents. Innovation represents transformative and creative thinking that leads to continuous growth and improvement. Diversity embraces acceptance, inclusion, and respect. This is about understanding each other and ourselves, and moving beyond simple intolerance to embracing and celebrating the richness each individual contributes to the organizations culture.

ABOUT THE AGENCY

The Mississippi Community College Board (MCCB) serves as the coordinating board for Mississippi’s community colleges and operates under the fiduciary of ten gubernatorial appointed board members. The MCCB enjoys the distinction of serving the first junior college system in the nation. Previously recognized as the Commission on Junior Colleges, the mission of this board, created in the 1920s by the legislature, was to oversee the activities and growth of three junior colleges. Since that time, the Commission was replaced by the current structure of the MCCB in 1986. Mississippi’s community college system has grown to 15 public institutions serving approximately 200,000 Mississippians each year.

DI STR I CTS

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COLLEGES

For over 33 years, the Mississippi Community College Board (MCCB) has proudly served the state’s community colleges by concentrating efforts to improve statewide educational opportunities and advancement of the community college system through coordination, support, leadership, and advocacy. The MCCB supports the 15 community colleges as they educate and train Mississippi’s future by delivering more than 250 programs of study to over 200,000 students annually.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PROFILE

The Executive Director is responsible for providing the agency vision and operational strategy of the Board office in adherence to the policies of the Board and the statutes of Mississippi. In this administrative position, the Executive Director recommends and implements policies and procedures that support the mission of the Board. The Executive Director must provide leadership and guidance to the community college system and work to assist the college presidents and agency partners in fulfilling mandates of their respective boards, including working with the state Legislature and other state agencies. The leadership tasks also include analysis and resolution of issues that affect the individual campuses and interpretation of the laws of the state of Mississippi. Effective diplomacy, tact, and vision shall be employed by the Executive Director as the work of the agency is accomplished. The Executive Director oversees an annual agency budget of approximately $65 million and allocates and distributes more than $230 million to the public community colleges.

Members of the MCCB serve to advance the Missisippi community college system through coordination, support, leadership, and advocacy.

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

The successful candidate will meet each of the following requirements:

An earned master's degree from a regionally accredited collegeor university. Demonstrated progression through the ranks and leadership experience inadministration. Proficiency inworkingwith federal andstatepolicymakers. Evidence of leadershipandengagement of others at regional, state, or national levels. Solid recordof scholarshipandacademicexcellence.

COMPENSATION

The MCCB offers a comprehensive fringe benefits package commensurate with that of all state employees. The salary range begins at $150,000 and will be commensurate with education, skills, and work experience.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Application materials must include the following: Current Resume Cover Letter of Intent MCCB Application for Employment Transcripts

APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5:00PM, JUNE 30, 2022 Please send all application materials or nominations to:

MCCB Search Committee 3835 Ridgewood Road, STE 631 Jackson, MS. 39211

Complete hiring information can be found online at: www.mccb.edu/execdirectorsearch

The Mississippi Community College Board is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability or veteran status.

Mississippi Community College Board 3825 Ridgewood Road Jackson, Mississippi 39211

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